eshark

The main question is why on earth did he think he could extend the ball with only three fingers, and not fumble? I know you can hold a ball with only three fingers, but most people can't do it while diving and being tackled.

I really wanted this not to be a fumble and I can see why some people think it's not. To me it looks like his thumb is not on the ball at the half yard line. Only two fingers on once side of the ball is fumbling the ball. Plus there is a lot of ball movement during the transfer to his left hand. It's easy to say that was the beginning of the fumble, and he never gained possession back. I can see why it was overturned.

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It's funny you use a long term word like 'millennium', but flame people for saying TAMU beat LSU 18 years ago. Not this millennium, but only 1.8% of a millennium ago. I reality, not that long ago.

Your question is on par with a 2nd grade language level. Do I need to answer both a & b or just one? Or the fact that you asked two questions, but want us to answer a (only one) questions. We've only played LSU twice this millennium and we all know the outcomes. Do you? If so, it is ignorant to ask question of which you know the answer. My three year old knows that.

Better luck next time.

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:rolleyes: dumb

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I was at the game. Froze my arse off, and hated the drive home after blowing the game late. :cheers: